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the more westerly parts. The halocline and thermocline coincided at depths of 10 to 20 metres along the Swedish coast, while they were weakly developed in the central parts. Phosphate concentrations in the surface water were above mean for January, ca. 0.7 µmol/l. The sum of nitrite nitrate showed Last updated: Apr 23, 2014

cyanobacterium Aphanizomenon flosaquae was present at most stations in low numbers. The integrated chlorophyll concentrations were normal for this month at the Baltic stations. Dnr S/Gbg-2017-105 2Below follows a more detailed information on species composition and abundance. Species marked with * are Last updated: Oct 06, 2017

other species were also abundant, and the naked stage of Dictyocha was present in low cell numbers at all of the stations in the Skagerrak and Kattegat areas. The integrated chlorophyll concentrations (0-20m) were above what is normal for this month at Fladen and N14 in the Kattegat, as well as at Å17 Last updated: Nov 24, 2017

Surface water temperatures and nutrient levels were normal in the whole area. Oxygen levels in the bottom water of the Arkona Basin were good. At BY4 (Christiansö) in the Bornholm Basin new water, with an oxygen content of nearly 4 ml/l, had penetrated in close to the bottom. In the intermediate Last updated: Apr 23, 2014

. It influences the aquatic light field substantially. A quantitative description of the dynamics and variability is often required to predict accurately light penetration and hereafter e.g. primary production. The present study is a first attempt to include CDOM into a Baltic Sea model. The model Last updated: Apr 23, 2014

-project). Personnel from Uppsala University took samples for the analysis of iodine. The Skagerrak Surface water temperatures were slightly above normal throughout the investigated area and varied from 17°C in the central parts to 18.5°C in the coastal areas. The thermocline, which was weak, was located at a depth of Last updated: Apr 23, 2014

taken for analysis of oxygen- and carbon isotopes. The Skagerrak Surface water temperatures were above normal throughout the investigated area and varied from 19.9°C in the central parts to 21.4°C in the coastal areas. The thermocline was located at a depth of ca. 10 meters. Surface salinities were Last updated: Apr 23, 2014

nitrite concentrations from 50 metres to the bottom. The remaining nutrients, pH, oxygen and salinity were normal. The Skagerrak Surface water temperatures were below normal in almost all the investigated area. They varied between 1.3 (Släggö) and 3.4°C (P2). Surface salinities were relatively low and Last updated: Apr 23, 2014

specified time. The Council is affiliated with SMHI, which hosts a secretariat that assist the Council. The report includes Recommended focus areas of the national work on climate adaptation   Prioritization of adaptation measures based on assessment of risks, costs and benefits A cross-sectorial assessment Last updated: Dec 16, 2020

Surface water temperatures were somewhat below normal in the whole investigated area. All nutrients showed concentrations typical for the season in the Skagerrak and Kattegat, while they in the Baltic Proper were above normal. The bottom water in the Arkona Basin was well oxygenated. Oxygen Last updated: Apr 23, 2014